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Making Peace with the Dragon on One Atlanta Streetcorner – Heroin Stories, Part 3 Georgia Juvenile Code Rewrite Could Cost Millions, According to District Attorneys

Shay Bilchik and Leah Kane On the National Reentry Resource Center’s Juvenile Justice FAQ’s

By Shey Bilchik and Leah Kane On August 5, 2011
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